Shakib Al Hasan returned to the country from the United States and on today he gave a sample of the corona test. Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) chief physician Debashish Chowdhury said Shakib Al Hasan's corona test is not mandatory.
Since he came to Dhaka on Qatar Airways from the United States, he had to board the plane with the corona Test and that was only two days ago.
After coming to Bangladesh, Shakib was no longer obliged to undergo corona test.
Shakib is supposed to practice in BKSP from September 5. A negative report in the corona test will actually only allow the world's best all-rounder to enter BKSP.
The idea is that the report may be available tomorrow, Friday. If the report is negative, Shakib will go to BKSP on Saturday 5 September. There will be 4 to 5 weeks of intensive practice.
Shakib will be released from the ICC's one-year ban on October 29. He is expected to play in the second Test of the tour of Sri Lanka again. The world's best all-rounder will do that BKSP's exclusive practice for that purpose.
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